Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-11-26
BRIEF MENTION.

District Court convenes next Monday.
The eggnog at the Odeon last Thursday
was delicious.
S. E. Cooper has gone on another hunting
trip to the Sink
Read the several new advertisements un.
der "new to-day"
Take IN the dance at Greenfield on the
26th of next month.
Game is reported to be thicker than ever
at the Sink of the Carson.
Mrs. Geo. Likens, who has been danger
ously i'll with pneumonia, is improving.
The Commissioners held their special
meeting to discuss road matters to-day.
]. M. Campbell returned to Hawthorne
last Monday, after weeks absence in Reno,
Carson and Dayton.
Miss Dolly Randall returned from Mason
Valley last Sunday after a long visit to
friends and relatives.
The liver and kidneys must be kept in
good condition. Hoods Sarsaparilla is a
great remedey for regulating these organs.
Thursday where he had been working on the
Ida mine. He reports the mine looking we'll.
George auckland and family, left last
Wednesday eaening for San Francisco, where
they will spend the Winter, and probably
reside permanently.
In this issue Of the TIMES the new serial
story of "Snow Bound" by Bret Harte, is
begun. 1t will continue for eight weeks.
Take the TIMES and read it.
The special tax of nine cents levied in
this school district amounted to sos 81,
which will pay for the Improvements and
addition put on the school house last Sum.
mer.
The Elite Brass Band of Dayton propose
! to give ball on or about the 23d of next
month. The boys promise nice time to all
who attend, and they should be we'll sup
ported in their dance
! A whole lot of Mason Valley ranchers
were in town the first of the week with tur.
keys, ducks and chickens for sale. They
ratified of quite number of the birds and
took some to Virginia to dispose Of
The Silver City shooters are at PRESENT.
comparing themselves with the baseballists
of that town. AS they oftimes remark "Sil
verites are good on their own dung hill but
when they leave home they always get left. "
Still there are ne signs of storm. Should
the small amount Of water now in the river
freeze up before a storm comes it will be
hard lines, for the mills would then be
forced to suspend operations the most of the
Winter.
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The social dance given by the Miners
Union, of Silver City, last Wednesday even
ing, was we'll attended. Parties from Vir
ginia, Dayton and Gold Hill attended and
the occasion was very pleasant one. Next
month another social will be given.
DR.. Rae and wife arrived from San Fran.
cisco last Wednesday and left the same
evening for Virginia City. He states thai
the Electric System will be in running or
der in the California Pan mill in Virginia
before the 10th of January next. Good news
AuahhSSlFiHS udJ was very iulcllJ SpcHl
by most Daytonites. The day was very
disagreeable one outdoors, being cold, and
the wind blowing perfect gale. 1t was a
good day to stay in the house and eat tur.
key and be thankful that you had home,
and turkey to eat.
Two young ladies of Hopkinsville, who
recently united with the Babtist Church,
will be babtised as soon as water can be "b-
tanned to prepare the babtistry. The drought
In Christian country has not only dried up
the river, but nearly all the cisterns in Hop
nsville.-L0niSViAe Courier Journal.
Several of Pinschower's horses have been
sick during The last two weeks. The ami
mails are receiving better care from the driv.
ers employed, but are yet a very dilaptated
looking band of equines. The disease that
has affected them seems to be something
new. 1t effects the cords Of the throat and
draws their heads back on their shoulders.
| Only one of the animals died from the dis
ease.
| Horse Recovered.